All Questions & Answers

Most clients describe the sensation as mild scratching or pressure rather than real pain. Brows may look darker and thicker for the first few days, then lighten as they heal over about 7 to 10 days.

Powder brows are fully customizable, from a soft, barely-there shading to a more defined, filled-in look. The brows are mapped to the face shape first, so the result enhances the features rather than looking harsh or artificial.

Yes — powder brows are suitable for every skin type, including oily, combination, and mature skin. A quick consultation beforehand confirms the right shape and shade.

No problem — that's what the consultation is for: talking through ideas together, seeing possible shapes, and getting every question answered before committing to the treatment.

The Korean Lash Lift is generally the gentler option, since its formula works at a lower pH and is designed to protect lash health. That said, both are excellent options when done by a trained professional.

Both techniques work the same way — they gently break and reshape the disulfide bonds in the lash hair to create the lift — so how long results last isn't about which technique or how strong the curl is. Lashes naturally regrow every 6 to 8 weeks regardless of the lift, which is what determines when the next appointment is due.

No — a lash lift only reshapes the lashes that are already there; it doesn't change how they grow. Like all hair, lashes grow in cycles and shed naturally over time, which is why the lifted curl gradually softens as fresh, unlifted lashes come in.

Yes, short or stubborn lashes can be lifted without any problem. A lash lift only curls and lifts the natural lashes — it can't make them longer than they already are, since it doesn't add length.

For a really natural look, no mascara is needed at all — the lift alone opens up the eyes beautifully. For extra definition, mascara can be worn again 24 hours after the appointment without any problem, just try to avoid waterproof formulas.

Yes, the concept is similar — both use a gentle solution to restructure the hair and set it in a new, more flattering direction. For brows, this means fuller, fluffier, better-groomed results without any makeup.

Absolutely — waxing, tweezing, and tinting are usually done as part of the same appointment, right after the lamination step. This combination gives the fullest, most polished result in one visit.

No, brow lamination is a safe, semi-permanent treatment when performed correctly and with quality products. Since it's non-permanent, the natural brow simply returns to its normal state as the effect grows out.

Yes — tinting is especially effective for light or sparse brows, since it darkens the hair and adds definition without needing daily makeup. The shade is matched to the natural hair color and skin tone for a believable result.

Tint on the hair itself typically lasts 4 to 6 weeks, while the subtler tint on the skin underneath fades within a few days.

Retinol, exfoliants, and tweezing should be avoided for about a week before the appointment, and makeup skipped on the day of.